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Quality Inn Moncton
Quality Inn Moncton
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.2/10
2530 Mountain Road
Moncton, NB E1G1B4
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Quality Inn Moncton
Quality Inn Moncton is a 2-minute drive from Magic Mountain Water Park and Magnetic Hills Golf and Country Club. Free WiFi is offered throughout and rooms feature 32-inch, flat-screen TVs.The modern rooms at Quality Inn Moncton have air conditioning and bathrooms with granite countertops. Free local calls are provided.Free coffee is served each morning at the pet-friendly Moncton Quality Inn. Guests are welcomed to use the conference room or swim in the heated indoor pool.Moncton/McEwen Airport is 12.3 km from the Quality Inn. Magnetic Hills Winery is 2.5 km away. ...read more
Quality Inn Moncton Amenities
- BBQ/Picnic area
- Bus parking
- Business center
- Coffee/Tea maker
- Complimentary full american breakfast
- Direct dial telephone
- Elevators
- Exercise gym
- Free parking
- Hairdryer
- Handicap rooms
- Ice machine
- Indoor pool
- Iron
- Laundry/Valet service
- Multilingual staff
- Non-smoking
- Onsite laundry
- Outdoor parking
- Pets allowed
- Truck parking
- Vending machines
- Wireless internet connection
Hotel Information
You must show a valid photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all special requests cannot be guaranteed and are subject to availability upon check-in. Additional charges may apply.Pets can be accommodate upon request with surcharge.
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Bonnie from Dartmouth, Canada
February 17, 2016
February 17, 2016
The were friendly, clean, and a great price!
The pool was a bit cold for a heated pool and the hot tub was not working, but besides that...well kept and great trip!
Verified Hotel Guest from Baker Brook, Canada
January 14, 2016
January 14, 2016
Everything overall... perfect location for what we had to do in Moncton... For a continental breakfast, it was very good and the pancake maker remarkable !!!
It was a good thing we had two beds... first one we tried was not very confortable (like deeper in the middle...) so the next night we tried the other one and it was better...
Verified Hotel Guest from St-Louis, Canada
December 22, 2015
Group Traveler
December 22, 2015
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small rooms
Robert from Bathurst, Canada
December 5, 2015
December 5, 2015
After checking in I discovered that my room did not have a bathtub I asked for a new room and was informed that that was all I could get and my reservation was not refundable I was not told when booking that this was a disabled room
Anne from New Glasgow, Canada
November 27, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
November 27, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
I like the reception as soon as you enter the premises. Staff are super friendly
I was very satisfied
Verified Hotel Guest from Pointe-Sapin, Canada
November 11, 2015
November 11, 2015
Good price and walking distance from Casino
There was a little mildew on the shower walll that could be removed.
Verified Hotel Guest from Campbellton, Canada
November 2, 2015
November 2, 2015
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Gilbert from L'Etang Du Nord, Canada
October 20, 2015
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October 20, 2015
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Verified Hotel Guest from Halifax, Canada
October 1, 2015
Solo Traveler
October 1, 2015
Solo Traveler
The decorators have made a valiant effort to spruce up this hotel from it's former self. I like it tons more than The Amsterdam, next door. I like the combination flooring in the room. the halls are stylish and keep the noise to a minimum.
The rooms are tiny, and cramming in a half fridge, microwave and tables and chairs feels like it is extra crowded. The breakfast room was crowded twice when I went downstairs for breakfast. Company meanies about coffee packs, which are the wrong size.
Sylvia from Calais, ME
September 1, 2015
September 1, 2015
Proximity to the casino. Hot breakfast. Wonderful bed.
Rubbery eggs. The set-up of the breakfast room was scattered and hard to find things.
Good price. Quiet, pleasant staff behind the receiving counter. A nice experience.
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The primary physical mechanism responsible for charge-carrier amplification, in a developing surface discharge, has eluded conclusive identification for decades. This paper describes the results of experiments to directly detect charge-carriers, above the dielectric surface, within the developing discharge. Free electrons are detected by measuring the deflection of a laser beam, focused to a 20 μm 1/e diameter, with an angular sensitivity of 0.18 mV/μrad and a risetime of 6 ns. The estimated detection threshold for electrons in the developing discharge is 1016 cm-3 to 1017 cm-3. A streak camera is used to gather spatial information regarding luminous processes with a maximum resolution of 25 μm and 0.6 ns. Current measurements have a sub-nanosecond response time and a detection threshold of 100 mA. Laser deflection measurements demonstrate the rapid development of a particle gradient, generally within 10 μm of the surface near the cathode and in the range of 75 to 175 μm from the surface near the anode, during the developing discharge. Streak camera measurements demonstrate the formation of an intense, visible emission, 25 to 50 μm in diameter, located near the insulator surface, during the formation of the discharge. These results imply that charge-carrier amplification occurs above the surface of the insulator, in a region of neutral particles desorbed or otherwise ejected from the insulator surface


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Perspective is the key to life
On August 8, my husband George (who also races bikes) and I took a break from our interval workouts and went for a hike with some friends, quietly celebrating Colleen Day.
Colleen was George's first wife, who passed away from breast cancer at the age of 31. She was a wonderful, compassionate, determined woman whose life and inspiration cannot be accurately wedged into one sentence. Except perhaps for the accuracy of this particular statement: Colleen was an athlete. She lived the way an athlete lives -- fully. In the months before she passed, Colleen, a competitive cyclist, rode her bike to and from chemo treatments.
For this year's tribute, George and I decided to climb a mountain. Mountains are wonderfully symbolic. Filled with striving, seeking, summiting and just enough leg cramping to remind you that life isn't always easy, but damn, it sure is worth the struggle. Up we went. Views were absorbed. Friends were with us. Thoughts were shared. Down we came. Colleen Day.
It was truly lovely. August 8 was her birthday, the right day to celebrate. We even had carrot cake, her favorite.
Some people ask me if Colleen Day feels, you know ... weird and all because I'm the second wife celebrating the life of my husband's first wife. I can see how people might wonder that. But I've always been a little weird and life itself is pretty strange, so if this particular ritual is seems odd then that's probably just the norm for me. The truth is I think Colleen Day is awesome. I also think it is beautiful, honest and necessary.
Beautiful because the day is a tribute to a life well lived; honest because Colleen existed in a role that came before mine; necessary because my husband -- and anyone who has ever lost anyone -- deserves to celebrate the memory of someone they loved. So why not create a special day for it?
The awesome part for me is that on this day, I can celebrate a woman who gave her husband happiness, companionship, communication and truthfulness -- all characteristics George was able to bring with him to the next chapter of his life.
Celebrating Colleen Day isn't weird. It's an honor.
This year, Colleen Day fell on a Monday, my weekly rest day during my ramped-up training for world championships. Sunday was a three-hour endurance workout, Tuesday brings morning and evening sessions of difficult intervals. Like most athletes, my brain and body sometimes offer different advice.
At first, my physical side worried that climbing a mountain on my rest day might not be the best choice for my cyclist's body in the middle of speed-specific training.
Then, luckily, my mental perspective punched my physical side. After all, Colleen Day is a perfect training regimen for any athlete's brain, which quietly reminds any tired body how lucky it is to do what it does -- namely, live in good health.
When it comes to the big picture, things like intervals, hiking and endurance rides can -- and should -- coexist. There's not a mountain top in the world that doesn't literally and figuratively offer the one thing we all need most in life: perspective.
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Goosebumps HorrorLand Wii
- Publisher: Scholastic, Inc.
- Release Date: Oct 30, 2008
- Also On: PlayStation 2
- Summary: The HorrorLand theme park has been a fixture of writer R.L. Stine's Goosebumps books since its first appearance in 1994's One Day at HorrorLand. Since then, "the scariest place on Earth" has been featured in numerous Goosebumps books, as well as a board game and a 1996 PC game. [GameSpot]
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- Genre(s): Adventure
- # of players: 1-2
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This game is not any fun at all to play. The visual theme of the parks is about the only positive feature, which is a good reflection of the essence of the books. But, graphics do not a game make. Parents should avoid this game.
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The controls in this horror-themed minigame collection are possessed by an evil spirit whose only goal is to drive you mad.
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In this next section of this document, we will be surveying factors that can contribute to the development of depression. There are many factors that have been identified, and the relationship between one factor and another is often complex. To help explain this complexity, the mental health professions have adopted several models or theories that describe the way that various factors, which contribute to health and illness interrelate. We'll be discussing these models first, before going on to talk about the individual factors that "plug into" these models.
Biopsychosocial Model
The biopsychosocial model, first developed by cardiologist Dr. George Engel, is today widely accepted by the mental health professions. This model suggests that biological, psychological and social factors are all interlinked and important with regard to promoting health or causing disease. In other words, the mind and the body are not independent and separate things (as was previously thought), but rather are connected and interdependent things (if they are indeed separate things at all). What affects the body will often affect the mind; and vice versa, what affects the mind will also often end up affecting the body. Wellness or illness is not simply a matter of someone's physical state, but is also influenced by that person's psychological and social status as well.
The biopsychosocial model encourages clinicians to explain phenomena such as depression by examining all relevant biological, psychological, and social factors that might be contributing to the development or maintenance of the disorder. With regard to biological factors, it is known that depressed individuals are often significantly disturbed with regard to endocrine (hormone), immune, and neurotransmitter system functioning. In addition, depression can make a person more vulnerable to developing a range of physical disorders. Similarly, a person who has a physical disorder is often more likely to develop depression. Research also suggest that genes can influence transmission of depression from generation to generation.
Psychological factors influencing depression include characteristic negative patterns of thinking, deficits in coping skills, judgment problems, and impaired emotional intelligence (the ability to perceive, understand, and express emotions) that depressed people tend to exhibit. To some degree, these psychological factors can be influenced by biology (e.g, people's innate temperament, or their biologically-based personality characteristics, can influence people to be more or less likely to act in ways characteristic of depression), and by social factors such as what coping behaviors are modeled for people (e.g., by their parents and teachers) as they are growing up.
People can also become depressed as a result of social factors such as: experiencing traumatic situations, early separation, lack of social support, or harassment (bullying). Research has shown that stressful social events are capable of serving as triggers for turning genes on and off, causing changes in brain functioning. Via this path, a social stressor can trigger a physical cause of depression. Environmental and social causes of depression can also be far more subtle than actual trauma. It is not necessary for people to have been abused as children to grow up feeling negatively about themselves or their prospects because of how they have learned to think about their self-worth or their ability to successfully respond to the tasks and stressors present in daily living.
The biopsychosocial model suggests, and the scientific evidence has tended to confirm, that the interdependent factors we have discussed above (biological, psychological and social factors) all end up influencing each other and feeding into each other in an interdependent way. Depression can be caused by any number of factors that would on their surface appear to be independent from one another. Also, as one factor tends to influence the other factors, it is possible to have a physical reaction to a social or psychological stressor, and vice versa. This interdependent nature; the way that the various causes of depression affect one another; make it urgent that all factors be taken into account when attempting to form a complete explanation of depression.
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It's my pleasure to send this update as your new President. Thank you for your support and confidence in choosing me. We have an excellent team in place to keep the Theatre BC wheels in motion.
A hearty congratulations and thank you to the Mainstage 2016 committee in Chilliwack. The Fraser Valley Zone hosted our big annual event in a way that can only be described as electrifying and re-energizing. Committee co-chairs Patti Lawn and Dave Williams assembled a dynamic team that worked very hard in a short time frame to successfully host "a Festival on steroids," as FVZ chair Raymond Hatton describes it. To all of the committee members, volunteers, staff at the venues and everyone who helped to make Mainstage 2016 a success, Thank You! It was an amazing week, and you've set the bar high indeed.
To all the participants and winners, congratulations. The "teachable moments" that adjudicator Michael Armstrong shared with us each morning at the coffee critiques were invaluable to those of us eager to learn new tips and techniques to take back to our clubs. The workshops, play readings, green rooms and other activities were very popular, as were the Chilliwack Cultural Centre and the Chilliwack Players Guild's Guildhall as venues. The host committee will meet soon to debrief, and will share their feedback to help next year's committee.
Complete awards list and honourable mentions/special certificates lists can be found on the Theatre BC website's home page.
Theatre BC's Annual General Meeting was held on Saturday, July 9, with the following election results:
President (1 year term) - Peter Wienold, Port Alberni
Vice Presidents (2 year terms) - Jacqollyne Keath, Langley; and Adele Kuyek, Vernon
Treasurer (2 year term) - Richard Kerton, Courtenay/Vernon
Recording Secretary (1 year term) - Michael Armstrong, Nanaimo
Wes Eccleston continues serving as Vice President for another year.
We thank Glen Miller for presiding over TBC as President for the past 5 years, and we thank outgoing Vice Presidents Marianne Brorup-Weston and Penny Bayne for their service.
The new executive will hit the ground running, meeting monthly throughout the year via on-line video conferencing, while the full board will meet quarterly in the same way.
Some of my personal goals as President include: improved and more frequent communication with the membership; ensure that we have high-quality and modern membership tracking and communication tools; a review of all projects and priorities, and much more. Also on the agenda, a rejuvenation of the zones which have not recently held festivals, to support their operations and sustainability. Our work may require the help of TBC members at large, if you are willing to answer the call - we thank you in advance.
Our scholarship and awards committee reviewed a number of applications for the Hamber and Diamond awards, and I'm pleased to report that the recipient of the Eric Hamber award this year was Robb Mowbray. For those who don't know Robb, he has been a fixture on the Theatre BC scene for many decades, serving at different times as our President (1992 - 1994) and our Executive Director. Presenting the award to Robb was Anne Marsh, herself a TBC President (1979 - 1982), and Hamber Award honouree (1985, with husband Don Marsh). Much to Anne's surprise, she was also the recipient of this year's Diamond Award. Congratulations Robb and Anne on your well-deserved recognition, and thank you for all you've done in your home clubs and for Theatre BC.
Congratulations to Ries Fowler, recipient of the $1,000 Sid Williams scholarship. The Jessie Richardson and Mien Van Heek scholarships were not awarded this year. TBC Members who are qualified candidates are encouraged to fill out the relevant application forms before deadline for the available scholarships.
Moving forward, please make a note of our Mainstage 2017 dates in Vernon - June 30 to July 8, with the actual start date and final performance schedule subject to the status of zone festivals next year. 2017 is Canada's 150th birthday, and Theatre BC announced to members in October 2015 that Mainstage next year would be exclusively Canadian-written plays. The local host committee is already organizing, and has chosen the tagline of "Theatre BC Celebrates Canada On Stage" for promotions.
Some additional news . . .
- Playwriting Competition - the board has decided to shift from a provincial to a national intake of writers. This restores the competition to its original scope, and will attract a much larger pool of entrants. Updated entry information will be available soon - the entry deadline, as usual, is December 31.
- Thank you, Doug Huggins - Doug (TBC President, 1968 - 1970) has generously donated two boxes of scripts to the TBC Script Library. These will be catalogued and entered into the online database for your perusal.
- Theatre BC has a podcast! Yours truly is the host of "In The Theatre", and we recorded a number of episodes at Mainstage 2016. You can find the show online at www.inthetheatre.info - have a listen in your browser, or subscribe in your favourite podcast app. If you're a TBC member club that would like to be featured on the show, please send me a note.
And that's it, for now. I'm looking forward to moving TBC forward into the future with an outstanding team of executive and board members, and the membership at large.
Wishing you all the best for a happy and safe summer,
Peter Wienold, President
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Is this the worst summer of sport England have experienced in recent memory? It certainly hasn't got off to a good start.
England's defeat to Uruguay in their second World Cup Group D encounter has certainly put a cloud over the nation's sport junkies, but it's not just the football team that are going through a rough patch.
The summer of 2014 got off to a bumpy start as English Premiership table-toppers Saracens were soundly beaten in the Heineken Cup final, as Toulon emerged victorious via a 26-3 demolition job in Cardiff.
The match coincided with the beginning of the five-ODI Series between England and Sri Lanka as the cricket season got underway, and despite a brave resistance from a reshaped England squad, Peter Moore's got his second reign as head coach off to a losing start as they went down 3-2.
After four wins on the bounce, Lewis Hamilton had to make do with second place at the Monaco Grand Prix, with team-mate and arch-rival Nico Rosberg taking the spoils. Hamilton would go on to retire in the next race in Canada, handing Rosberg the initiative in the Drivers' Championship battle as he stretched his lead to 22 points.
How did England perform?
How did England perform?
1/11 Joe Hart
Blameless for Suarez's goal and generally impressive against Uruguay's early pressure. Reacted sharply to two difficult Suarez corners to his near post. 6
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2/11 Glen Johnson
England needed quality from their experienced right-back and Johnson, who struggled at first, delivered it with the cross for Rooney's goal. 5
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3/11 Gary Cahill
Not as responsible as Jagielka for the goal and generally kept his head above water until the second goal, when he was caught off-guard by Suarez. 5
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4/11 Phil Jagielka
Has struggled to contain Luis Suarez in the past and last night was no different, as he lost the Liverpool striker who peeled away from him to score. 4
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5/11 Leighton Baines
Worked hard up and down the left-flank but, as in the Italy game, his final-third quality was not quite as good as it needs to be. 5
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6/11 Steven Gerrard
England needed leadership and control in the middle but Gerrard was poor again, failing to keep the ball and losing the ball for both of Suarez's goals. 4
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7/11 Jordan Henderson
Ran hard without the ball but failed to make much of a contribution going forward as England lacked ideas in the middle of the pitch. 5
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8/11 Raheem Sterling
Not as impressive as he was against Italy, Sterling did try to run at opponents, with not much success. The first to be taken off. 5
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9/11 Danny Welbeck
Tried to stretch Uruguay, running in behind, but England could not get him the ball quickly enough and he failed to use well it when they did. 5
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10/11 Wayne Rooney
Restored to his preferred No 10 role, Rooney looked eager and although nothing came off at first, he persevered for the late tap-in. 6
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11/11 Daniel Sturridge
Far less impressive than against Italy, less incisive with his movement, less responsible with his hold-up play and less dangerous in the penalty area. 4
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Andy Murray returned to our screens at the French Open, and managed to string together a promising run of results as he showed his best form since his Wimbledon success last season. However, in the semi-finals he came up against the 'King of Clay' Rafael Nadal, and succumbed in straight-sets to suffer a 6-3 6-2 6-1 defeat as Nadal claimed his ninth French Open crown.
Across the pond, the US Open took place last weekend in the shadow of the World Cup, and in a display of complete domination, Germany's Martin Kaymer led from the first round until the last to secure his second Major trophy. The four-day event was grim viewing for any English fans, as not one player from these shores finished in the top-ten with Justin Rose the leading Englishman, as the defending champion finished tied for 12th.
The rugby action continued as England embarked on their three-match tour of New Zealand. With a depleted squad for the first Test, the tourist nearly stole a well-deserved victory, only to see a 78th minute Conrad Smith try condemn them to defeat. The second Test saw them suffer a 28-27 loss to see the All Blacks seal the Series victory.
But we've saved the worst till last.
After four years of waiting, England began their 2014 World Cup campaign with a renewed optimism that Roy Hodgson's young guns could spring a surprise or two in Brazil. Their performance in the opening match against Italy was exactly what they promised; attacking, creative and inventive. Yet it didn't all go according to plan as Mario Balotelli's second-half goal saw the Italians emerge 2-1 victors on put pressure on England to get out of the group.
But all was not lost. Apparent group whipping boys Costa Roca had just shocked Uruguay with a 3-1 victory, and England fans were confident the Three Lions would steamroll their opponents on Thursday night. After all, Luis Suarez wouldn't be match fit, would he?
Wrong again. Two goals from Suarez not so much set the alarm bells off as booked England's early flight home, and they now must rely on Italy to win their next two matches if they are to have any say in the latter stages.
So where do we go from here?
England's rugby team will have one last chance to earn the victory in the land of the All Blacks that they crave so dear on Saturday morning when they compete in the third Test against New Zealand. Despite two hugely promising performances, a departure without a single win would be deemed a failure, by Stuart Lancaster's own admission.
England's cricketers began their quest for revenge against Sri Lanka today in the second Test at Headingly. After coming within one wicket of victory in the First Test, they will hope to end the series on a high with victory over the Sri Lankans.
Then it's the turn of Gerrard, Rooney and Co to show they're not complete flops as they take on Costa Rica on Tuesday in their final Group D match. While they could still stand a chance of qualification, the likelihood is that it'll all be in vain as they rely on other results to go their way.
Moving forward, Wimbledon begins on Monday when the hopes of a nation will return to Murray's broad shoulders as he defends his Grand Slam title. While English hopeful Laura Robson will miss the tournament due to injury, Heather Watson will compete in the Ladies' singles, but most hopes lie on Murray as he'll go into the SW19 tournament in promising form after a strong showing at Roland Garros. He will need to conquer the likes of Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic who have looked in tremendous form of late. Of course, the Scot will be representing Great Britain, but it's the closest thing the English have to any hope of success, and right now the majority would take anything following the dismal showing in Brazil.
Talking of defending champions, Chris Froome will take to the streets of Yorkshire to begin his quest of winning back-to-back Tour de France title's when the 2014 event gets underway in Leeds. Froome breezed to last year's success but he looks to be up against it this year, having recently lost out to Andrew Talansky in the Criterium du Dauphine last week.
Hamilton will have the chance to win his second British Grand Prix following his brilliant 2008 success, and he'll need to be at his best if he is to overhaul Rosberg in the race for the title. The Briton has openly identified Silverstone as his main short-term target, but the championship will certainly be on his agenda following his recent domination.
The Open takes place in mid-July at Royal Liverpool, and fans will be eager to see a home winner of the Claret Jug. Darren Clarke's success in 2011 remains a fond memory (although strictly speaking he's Northern Irish) and Phil Mickleson will hope to retain the trophy he won last year following a difficult year.
Finally, the Commonwealth Games gets underway in Glasgow on the 23 August. Despite missing Olympic champion Jessica Ennis-Hill, England will look towards Sir Bradley Wiggins, Mo Farah, Katarina Johnson-Thompson and a returning Phillips Idowu to paint the summer golden, and hopefully we can forget about the pain of the past month.Reuse content


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- FBI probes voter intimidation in Virginia
- Parts of Ohio, Indiana, and Florida switch from electronic voting machines to paper ballots
- Colorado campaign office gets "skunked"
- Charges of vote-stuffing in Daggett County, Utah
- A Kentucky poll worker is accused of choking a voter
- Maryland governor enlists Philadelphia homeless to pass out campaign materials that label some Republican candidates as Democrats
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In A Rare Protest, Russian Truckers Rally Against Putin's Highway Tax
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Sunday, December 13, 2015
Russian investigators have opened the tomb of 19th century Czar Alexander III in search of evidence that may help confirm the remains of his grandchildren, who were executed shortly after the Russian Revolution.
Alexander III, who went by the title "Emperor and Autocrat of All the Russias," died in 1894. ...
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Thursday, December 10, 2015
"The grave's a fine and private place," but (with our apologies to English poet Andrew Marvell) not when it's in cyberspace.
The city of Moscow says it is extending free Wi-Fi to cemeteries. It's part of a campaign to make Internet access available in public spaces throughout the ...
With Few Signs Of Progress, Russia's Putin Warns Of Long Fight In Syria
Friday, December 04, 2015
Russia Changes Its Military Posture In Syria
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Doping Scandal Jeopardizes Olympic Dreams Of Russian Athletes
Saturday, November 28, 2015
The organization that combats drug use in world sports has officially declared that Russia's anti-doping agency doesn't comply with international rules. It's another blow to Russian track and field stars, who already face a provisional ban — which Russia says it won't contest — for alleged doping violations that ...
Between France And Russia, Presidents Seek Common Ground In Syria
Thursday, November 26, 2015
Hollande To Ask Putin To Join Grand Coalition Against ISIS
Thursday, November 26, 2015
Turkey Insists Russian Jet Was In Its Airspace When It Was Shot Down
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
Turkish Forces Shoot Down Russian Fighter Jet For Violating Its Airspace
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Turkey Claims It Shot Down A Russian Fighter Plane
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Crimea Loses Electricity After Power Lines Are Blown Up
Monday, November 23, 2015
As Paris Recovers From Attacks, Russia Confirms Bomb Caused Airliner Crash
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International Governing Body Suspends Russian Track And Field
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A Post-Soviet Baby Bust Comes Back To Bite Russia
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Russian Artist Arrested After Torching Intelligence Agency's Doors
Monday, November 09, 2015
Police in Russia have arrested a dissident performance artist for setting fire to some doors at Russia's top security agency.
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What is lazy loading in Java? I don't understand the process. Can anybody help me to understand the process of lazy loading?
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Say you have a parent and that parent has a collection of children. Hibernate now can "lazy-load" the children, which means that it does not actually load all the children when loading the parent. Instead, it loads them when requested to do so. You can either request this explicitly or, and this is far more common, hibernate will load them automatically when you try to access a child.
Lazy-loading can help improve the performance significantly since often you won't need the children and so they will not be loaded.
Also beware of the n+1-problem. Hibernate will not actually load all children when you access the collection. Instead, it will load each child individually. When iterating over the collection, this causes a query for every child. In order to avoid this, you can trick hibernate into loading all children simultaneously, e.g. by calling parent.getChildren().size().
"Lazy loading" means that an entity will be loaded only when you actually accesses the entity for the first time.
The pattern is like this:
This saves the cost of preloading/prefilling all the entities in a large dataset beforehand while you after all actually don't need all of them.
In Hibernate, you can configure to lazily load a collection of child entities. The actual lazy loading is then done inside the methods of the
Martin Fowler defines the Lazy Load pattern in Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture as such:
So, when loading a given object, the idea is to not eager load the related object(s) that you may not use immediately to save the related performance cost. Instead, the related object(s) will be loaded only when used.
This is not a pattern specific to data access and Hibernate but it is particularly useful in such fields and Hibernate supports lazy loading of one-to-many associations and single-point associations (one-to-one and many-to-one) also under certain conditions. Lazy interaction is discussed in more detail in Chapter 19 of the Hibernate 3.0 Reference Documentation.
Bydefault lazy loading is true.Lazy loading means when the select query is executed it will not hit the database. It will wait for getter function i.e when we required then ,it will fetch from the datbase. for example: You are a parent who has a kid with a lot of toys. But the current issue is whenever you call him (we assume you have a boy), he comes to you with all his toys as well. Now this is an issue since you do not want him carrying around his toys all the time. So being the rationale parent, you go right ahead and define the toys of the child as LAZY. Now whenever you call him, he just comes to you without his toys.
Lazy fetching decides whether to load child objects while loading the Parent Object.
You need to do this setting respective hibernate mapping file of the parent class.
This make sure that the child objects are not loaded unless they are explicitly invoked in the application by calling
But in some cases you do need to load the child objects when parent is loaded. Just make the lazy=false and hibernate will load the child when parent is loaded from the database.
Example : If you have a TABLE ? EMPLOYEE mapped to Employee object and contains set of Address objects. Parent Class : Employee class, Child class : Address Class
In the Employee.hbm.xml file
In the above configuration.
Lazy Loading? Well, it simply means that child records are not fetched immediately, but automatically as soon as you try to access them.
Link of Lazy Loading from hibernate.org
Lazy setting decides whether to load child objects while loading the Parent Object.You need to do this setting respective hibernate mapping file of the parent class.Lazy = true (means not to load child)By default the lazy loading of the child objects is true. This make sure that the child objects are not loaded unless they are explicitly invoked in the application by calling getChild() method on parent.In this case hibernate issues a fresh database call to load the child when getChild() is actully called on the Parent object.But in some cases you do need to load the child objects when parent is loaded. Just make the lazy=false and hibernate will load the child when parent is loaded from the database.Exampleslazy=true (default)Address child of User class can be made lazy if it is not required frequently.lazy=falseBut you may need to load the Author object for Book parent whenever you deal with the book for online bookshop.
In layman's language it is like you are making a cake and you will need 5-10 ingredients from fridge. You have two options get all ingredients from fridge and put it on your kitchen platform or bring the item you want when you need.. Similarly in eager loading you fetch all information about bean and its related classes (not child or is-a relation but has a relationship, i.e. cake has flour, has milk, has cream etc) and in case of lazy loading first you bring only its identifier and values that are coming from same table (necessary ingredients that first you will need in your bowl in case of cake)..all information that is coming from other tables will be fetched as and when required/used.
Hope this helps :)
Lazy initialization is a performance optimization. It's used when data is deemed to be 'expensive' for some reason. For example: if the hashCode value for an object might not actually be needed by its caller, always calculating the hashCode for all instances of the object may be felt to be unnecessary. since accessing a file system or network is relatively slow, such operations should be put off until they are absolutely required.
Lazy initialization has two objectives : delay an expensive operation until it's absolutely necessary store the result of that expensive operation, such that you won't need to repeat it again
Hiberante supports the feature of lazy initialization for both entities and collections. Hibernate engine loads only those objects that we are querying for does not other entites or collections.
lazy="false" by default loading initialization mention for the only child is lazy.in case of true that is parent is loading does not support child
Lazy setting decides whether to load child objects while loading the Parent Object.You need to do this setting respective hibernate mapping file of the parent class.Lazy = true (means not to load child)By default the lazy loading of the child objects is true.
Lazy loading allows you to defer the association retrieval or to have a better control over the fetching strategy.
When you use EAGER loading, you define a global fetch plan which cannot be overridden at query time, meaning you are limited to a decision you took while designing your entity model. The EAGER fetching is a code smell, because the fetching strategy is a query-time policy and it might differ from a business use case to another.
The fetching strategy is a very important aspect, as too much EAGER fetching can cause serious performance related issues.
Well it simply means loading data you need currently instead of loading whole bunch of data at once which you won't use now. Thereby making application load time faster than usual.


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Farm Diaries: Finca La Paz Part Two
The second installment from our Coffee Director, Byron Jackson Holcomb, on his recent trip to his own coffee farm, Finca La Paz, in the Dominican Republic.
27 September 2011: Lessons
Chop dem weeds. Have any of you ever trained some one to use a computer for the first time? It is painful. No, the mouse is that little thing there. That is a folder, click and drag. No click. No click with the other button. No hold the button down. I did a class down here years ago, it taught me a lot of patience.
Today I had a massive list of projects for Antonio. But before we could do the fun stuff we did some more weed wackin training. He changed the head to a blade that looked like a saw blade. Antonio has great hands, but when it comes to wrenching it takes him a very very long time to get it right. It seemed like an hour to change the head from the nylon to the saw. I saw that he put it on backwards, I figured the practice was a good thing.
He started it and it just pushed the weeds around. I pointed out that it was on backwards. It only took him 20 minutes to put it on right this time. I was really glad that we did this follow-up training. Antonio is brilliant with what he knows. With small motors and that type of mechanics, it is like a new language.
My thoughts are mixed on the weed eater. I can't use it on really steep sections (40% of the farm). And the nylon only works on lighter brush, but you can get really close to the dirt. The blades are great for thick brush but we can't use the guard (more likely to fall coffee trees) or cut that close to the dirt (so the weeds grow really fast and the work needs to be done again).
We spent the rest of the day planning out all the projects: Lemon Persa, Passion Fruit, Yucca, Banana, styrofoam plates soaked in oil to attract and drow broca, broca traps with ground coffee and rum, pruning planning and fertilizer application. I tried to explain how we plan work on Nossa Senhora with precision agro product application (each section with different needs). In a very simplified way that is what today was like.
There is still plenty of work to do. The next few months will be very busy for Antonio.
It is bed time. It is raining. The heat is not appropriate for the season. The harvest is soon to arrive. The cockroaches are roaming the bathroom. And the dogs are eating chicken bones. Nighty night.
29 September 2011: Beginning to Build
Yesterday and today were pretty dandy. Yesterday we spent most of the day drilling holes in metal tubes for the new roof of the parabolic drying bed (the wood roof tore the plastic sheeting every year). The generator wouldn't start. So we used what did work: two car batteries and an inverter.
There is one guy in these 9 towns who has a drill and a few metal bits. Jose. He is a total clown, and thinks his drill is really manly. I like Jose a lot.
We assembled and drilled one side of the roof. Then the sky fell out and dumped gallons of violent water and lightning that struck really close.
When the lightning slowed to a roll, we turned the inverter back on and it smoked and sparks flew. I borrowed an inverter from Antonio and we finished the job just before nightfall, and the two batteries lost their charge.
Today we headed to the farm with the tubes bundled and shouldered, nails, screws, saws and the omnipresent machetes on our hips. We assembled each side of the roof and put it in place. It was crazy hot all morning. The clouds were low and threatened rain after breakfast. It drizzled a bit but we got the new roof installed and tied to the wood frame. Hopefully this will last us a few more years.
It was 4pm before we started the long walk up the hill. The rain roared in the distance and I was sure our good luck ran out. It drizzled on us the whole way up the hill to Antonio's house. Apparently there is a tropical storm in the area. I've lived through enough of these seasons (basically since 2003) to know that if it is supposed to be bad, nothing will happen. And if there is no news, it could be the worst of the whole year. Some news means it might rain. It is the end of the rainy season here. So it might rain every day.
This year's crop was supposed to be massive because of the flowering. However cold dry air didn't allow the April flowering, which was the biggest, to take, and the crop is smaller than it should have been. Much like is about to happen in Brazil if they don't get some steady rains soon.
to be continued…
Farm Diaries: Finca La Paz Part One
Besides being our esteemed Director of Coffee, Byron Jackson Holcomb is a licensed Q grader, meaning he's able to evaluate cofeees and calibrate his palate with the best in the world. And when he's not in Ozone Park, he's managing his own coffee farm, Finca La Paz, in the Dominican Republic. Byron recently checked in from Finca La Paz and sent us these dispatches from the front lines of coffee. Keep checking back for further installments.
23 September 2011: The Journey
I got the bump to First Class. The weed eater got through security. I took a public bus to San Juan and listened to the usual loud hilarious conversations that happen on those buses. It all started because the guys who sell roasted corn apparently don't wash their hands after going pee. Then a guy accused all women of using all 5 fingers to wipe. The woman (about 40 yrs) who started the gender war demanded to be called Senorita. A name reserved for young virgins. I will spare you what the bus discussed after that.
It was hilarious.
Now I'm at a hotel in San Juan, tomorrow I take the weeder to a welder's shop to get a metal guard fitted. I need to buy some supplies for the parabolic drying bed then catch the only truck to Los Frios in the market at 12 noon.
26 September 2011: Arrival
When the owner isn't present things take more time. When the owner has no idea what to do things take even more time.
It feels like that, now that my farm is 4 years old, I have a pretty good idea about making this farm work for me. I've made almost every mistake so far. Wrong cleaning methods. Paid too much for coffee in the tree. Wrong planting methods. Letting Antonio "prune". Not planning far enough in advance for farm work.
Anyway. It feels like now I have the horse under control. Aida Battle sent me a picture of a weed-eater-guard her workers use to protect the coffee trees from a renegade weed wacker, which was the missing piece of technology I needed. Now I have one installed on mine. Today Antonio and I covered the basics on how to use the weed wacker that served as my checked bag en route here. This might save me a ton of money in cleanings.
Antonio has put dried bean plants tied up and hung them in different parts of the farm to encourage the growth of a fungus that kills the broca. It actually seems to discourage the growth.
I've been told by many that banana is not beneficial to cafe. Wrong. I've allowed Antonio to plant many many bananas in the areas we are re-establishing coffee. A friend told me that we need to plant even more. I'm happy to. Fill every inch. I don't care that I can't sell the bananas. Let em rot with the rest I can't sell.
There are a lot more examples, but I will spare you the details of happy lime trees which could pay the rent, and chayote and passion fruit that only cost me money.
No' vemo' pronto.
to be continued…
Dallis Bros. and Sisters: Meet the Director of Coffee!
Before a coffee gets to your morning cup, it has to get to Dallis Bros. Coffee, and without a talented, diplomatic, and quality-focused Director of Coffee, we wouldn't have anything to roast at all. Our Director of Coffee, Byron Jackson Holcomb, is thus a critical part of the team here at Dallis Bros. He's a licensed Q grader, meaning he's able to evaluate coffees and calibrate his palate with the best in the world. And when he's not in Ozone Park, he's managing his own coffee farm, Finca La Paz, in the Dominican Republic. We took a minute to hear Byron's coffee story.
Where did you grow up?
I grew up in a logging town in Northern California. There was no coffee there. But there were a lot of pine trees, and a lot of dirt, and it was gorgeous. My father was a field hydrologist, which is the study of watersheds, and everyday he'd come home with stories about bears and bobcats and rattlesnakes and king snakes. And that really inspired me to do something environmental, something with biology.
How long have you been at Dallis?
Just over a year. John found me wandering the floor at a coffee trade show, I was consulting at the time. We had known each other before — our paths almost crossed at Counter Culture Coffee — and we had a little chat about possibly doing some work for Dallis Bros. in the Southeast. I met some of the people and was super excited, and said yes! I'll take the sales job. And then three weeks into it, and after my training, they suggested this position.
How did you get into coffee?
I had this little voice in the back of my head, for the two years while I was in the Peace Corps in the Dominican Republic, that said "do more with coffee, do more with coffee".
I didn't go into coffee there, but I did see the production cycle, as well as that of avocados, soil erosion barriers, family planning projects, etc. I left the Peace Corps intending to work in the non-profit world, and it was about a year until I got totally burnt out working in a Cuban refugee settlement program — I received people coming off the plane, and I had 24 hours notice to get their apartment ready. I started looking at myself and what I wanted to do with my life, and then I had what I called my coffee epiphany. I wanted to work with something global in scope, use my Spanish, use my skills I learned in Peace Corps, and then I went to a coffee trade show out west, without a job, and had a great conversation with one guy from a roastery in Alaska, who said "Byron, you can do anything you want in coffee! You can travel, you can fix equipment, you can sell equipment, you can buy coffee, you can roast coffee, anything!"
Six months into my first coffee job, at Batdorf & Bronson, I was offered to purchase a coffee farm. I agreed on a price for the farm over the phone, i knew it was an honest price, and went down and bought it, while i was a production employee at Batdorf.
From there I've gleaned an immense amount of production and farming knowledge, because it's very different when I walk into someone's farm now as a buyer and ask how is this going, how do you do your pruning, etc., that's very different than being the farmer, and being the one who has to deal with whatever comes in. Because it's a fruit tree. It's not something like a cabbage crop that you can spray or move or manipulate or manage very quickly. It's a tree farm. If you have an infestation of the bean bore from your neighbor's negligence, you have to deal with it.
What are the biggest challenges in your job?
There are no challenges! Just kidding… the biggest challenge is the fact that I need to sleep. There's SO MUCH work to do, there's so much good coffee out there, if I could clone myself and have one person that's full time on the road at origin, developing relationships at origin, that'd be great. The biggest challenge is just not getting everything done that i want to get done. Maintaining quality, improving quality, training, sourcing. We're sourcing really great coffees, all that said, there's so much I still want to do.
What's the funnest thing about your job?
One of the funnest things that I get to do is cup with other people. I love hearing other people's interpretations of coffees, and I really enjoy working with all of the coffee supply chain. So from importers, exporters, directly with farmers, directly with millers, all the way through to baristas. I really enjoy those conversations. Because those are the gatekeepers of quality, and just to say it's all about the farmer is completely misinformed and wrong. You have to talk to all the gatekeepers of coffee to help produce and create really phenomenal coffee. And that's an incredible game of diplomacy, of being assertive, of knowing true value, of being a strong cupper, of respecting their culture. And you have to do all of that.
What's your favorite thing about Ozone Park?
To be honest? I love hearing snippets of people's excessively loud music as they drive by on 102nd Street. It's never the same — sometimes it's reggaeton, sometimes it's hip hop, sometimes it's rap, sometimes it's incredibly loud Indian music. It's just so diverse. And so loud! This place is just oozing with culture — and yet none of it is sexy.
What's your favorite coffee right now, and how do you like to prepare it?
It's the Kenya Muburi right now, it's a coffee that is really sweet, it's really intense, it's really balanced. Very chocolatey, great tropical fruit notes. It's not the super typical Kenya, but it is super super coffee. I use a Bonmac pourover with a single hole, 19 grams of coffee, 300 mL, one bloom and then all in.
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Dine out with Dallis Bros. For Hurricane Relief
Join friends of Dallis Bros. Highpoint Bistro and Bar, Tavern, Palo Santo and Greensquare Tavern this coming Sunday at Dine Out Irene, a citywide event organized by Just Food and GrowNYC to benefit local farmers whose crops and livelihood were hit hard by Hurricane Irene.
Participating restaurants (a list is here) will contribute 10% of their sales on Sunday, September 25, 2011 to these organizations who will see that it gets to those farms and farmers most deeply affected. As a company who works directly with farms every day, we understand the impact of natural disasters on crops and economic survival. We're glad to be able to offer a cup of coffee at the end of a meal — or along with your Sunday brunch — at the above mentioned restaurants in support of a great cause!
Dallis Bros. and Sisters: Meet the Roasters!
Here at Dallis Bros. coffee, we all know that our coffee wouldn't be as delicious as it is if it weren't for a few special people who help it get from green to brown. In an effort to help introduce you to the, er, Brothers and Sisters that make up Dallis Bros. coffee, we'd like you to get to know two of the talented roasters working on our beautiful vintage Probat and Burns roasters. Both Ed Kaufmann and Anne Cooper have years of experience from all sides of coffee, and right now they're roasting our coffee for you.
Roaster Ed Kaufmann
Ed, Where did you grow up?
Red Lodge Montana. It's a small mountain town. No good coffee.
How did you get into coffee?
I got a job at Cafe Grumpy, upon moving to New York in 2006. I just enjoyed the people, and drinking delicious coffee!
What are the biggest challenges in your job?
Educating the consumer about what coffee can be — a carefully crafted beverage that has been harvested, processed, roasted and brewed with love.
What's the funnest thing about your job?
Meeting new people!
What's your favorite thing about Ozone Park?
Luigi's Italian "cuisine". Either that or the Halal slaughterhouse across the street.
What's your favorite coffee right now, and how do you like to prepare it?
The Honduras Las Amazonas COE, through a Chemex!
Roaster Anne Cooper
Anne, where did you grow up?
I actually grew up in Mackay, in Queensland, Australia. We grow coffee there — there's heaps of coffee growing, especially in North Queensland.
How long have you been at Dallis?
Six months!
How did you get into coffee?
Goodness! I guess it started when I was working in a cafe in college, just to help pay through college, and it started from there.
What are the biggest challenges in your job?
Working with Ed! No… I think it's probably the pressure that I put on myself, because of the responsibility that I have, especially with roasting on the Probat, the pressure from myself to always make sure I'm roasting consistently and doing a really great job for Dallis.
What's the funnest thing about your job?
Oh! All of the amazing coffees that I get to drink! The people that I work with, and just the eqipment that I get to work on as well, it's bloody awesome. I'm just always learning as well, I've been in coffee for 20 years and I'm still always learning something new. It's fantastic.
What's your favorite thing about Ozone Park?
Oooooh. The deli up at the Met Supermarket has the BEST hero sandwiches.
What's your favorite coffee right now, and how do you like to prepare it?
Goodness me. I'm going through a really big Kenya phase. And either as espresso or Chemex. So probably the Kiamabara or, now, the Muburi, but I think the Honduras COE is a close close second behind that, too.
Ethiopia Kochere
Ethiopia is known the world over for its beautiful coffee. Not only is it the birthplace of all Arabica coffea (Arabica) coffee, it is home to some of the most diverse regions, varieties and cup profiles. In 2009, the Ethiopian Commodity Exchange was started and coffee was included with other products like, sesame seeds, wheat and corn. The idea was to organize these markets and provide the farmers with greater clarity on how pricing is set.
One effect of the ECX is that there is an incredible amount of control, grading and regulation of coffee. Coffee, after all, is the largest dollar-value export for Ethiopia and therefore critically important to the health of the entire economy. Coffees that are delivered to the ECX lose their traceability upon arrival to the warehouse. The coffee is graded and the "acabi" (miller) is given a ticket. Then the coffee is sold per grade and volume, not per specific farmer or delivery. When coffee is graded there are specific regions and grades given for quality. We can tell you this coffee came from Kochere because there it received a Kochere Grade. Kochere is a high altitude region just south of the small town of Yirgacheffe. This is as close as traceability now gets in Ethiopia.
Buy coffee from Kochere here.
Guatemala Chajulense Fair Trade Organic
We're huge fans of the big flavor of Guatemalan coffees, and of cooperative farming that truly works, both at the farmer level and the quality in the cup. Hints of Key lime pie and berries drew us in to this beautiful coffee, whose renowned co-op is a great example of farming done right.
Cooperatives can do lots of things at origin. They often provide great social services to their members and they can provide several container loads of coffee to buyers. Chajulense is a co-op that has members in 57 different small communities, with projects as diverse as supporting ecotourism, honey production, and even running their own radio station. When co-ops are large, it is rare that they produce quality levels that could actually meet the standards of Dallis Bros. Coffee. But this coffee is different.
This flavorful coffee is picked by the individual farmers and processed on their farms. It is then fully dried and delivered to the co-op. The Chajulenses are packed with unique culture. Part of their attitude is that the benefits of the coffee should be divided amongst all the members. This means it is unlikely that they will be producing microlots to highlight specific farmers. That said, some containers arrive with wonderful cup scores, depending on when the coffee was picked and which farmers contributed to it. We were able to pick up this lot through our relationship with Chajulense's importer, and were thrilled with the complexity and comprehensiveness of its flavor – sweet berry fruit, sweet lime, honey, granola, and a creamy body. This coffee really stood out.
Honduras – Liquidambar
The joy of working directly with a farmer is great. The joy of working directly with a great farmer is tremendous. Our relationship with Reina Mercedes Claros Bautista has taught us the simple beauty of farming great coffee: in this case the lush, vibrant, competition-winning, peach-necatar-sweet coffee we know as Finca Liquidambar.
Doña Reina Mercedes Claros Bautista is rather famous in Western Honduras. Dallis Bros. Coffee has had the pleasure of attending both the 2010 and 2011 Cup of Excellence events in Honduras, and were afforded the opportunity to ask Reina Mercedes Claros Bautista how her coffee is so consistent every year. She explained simply: it starts with good picking. You have to watch your workers to make sure they only pick ripe cherries. From there, coffee is brought to the wet mill and de-pulped the same day, then allowed to ferment for a 12-hour period before it is washed. Bautista actually manages two different farms, which she keeps fully separate: Finca El Durazno and Finca Liquidambar. She also personally manages the drying of the coffee on her own patio. As coffees are drying, she keeps all the coffee of the same moisture contents together. "Remember," she says. "I don't mix coffees together."
When talking with her, Reina's tone is humble. When drinking her coffee it is brilliant. She grows 70% Red Catuai and 30% Yellow Catuai on her farm near San Juan in Intibuca Honduras. We were proud to tell her that her coffee was part of a 50% blend of Philip Search's winning espresso in the 2011 Northeast Regional Barista Competition in New York City. She was moved to hear this good news. This is the second year in a row that we are able to offer her coffee direct from her farm. We hope to continue this into the future.
Beware of fire breathing dragons…
No, we are not talking about some sci-fi computer game. We are talking about a full four bags of green coffee igniting and send an entire roasting system well over 1000 degrees!
In coffee roasting facilities the question is always not "if" you will have a roaster fire, but "when". Although thankfully Irene wasn't the catastrophic hurricane the press prognosticated for the northeast region, it did dump a few gallons of water into our roasting system. This kept critical systems from engaging, and caused the beautiful coffee in our Jabez Burns Thermalo roaster to literally self combust!
Thanks to the skill and knowledge of our experienced crew the damage was kept to a minimum and no-one was injured. Our production team handled most of our orders on the vintage Probats that were unaffected, roasting late into the night. With the help of John Larkin's bunch we had the roaster back on line the very next day and orders were going out the door.


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